Members:
Cyjan – drums
Pierścień – guitar, vocals
Vertherry- bass (2016-)
Discography:
Studio CD Albums:
-1993: Surgical Disembowelment (LP edition also in 1993, and re-edition in 2010)
-1995: A Chapter of Accidents (LP edition in 2011)
-2004: Brain Corrosion (LP edition in 2006)
Split 7"EPs:
-1994: Party's Over (with Blood)
-1998: No Pate, No Mind (with Malignant Tumour)
-1998: Poppy-Seed Cake (with Clotted Symmetric Sexual Organ)
-2009: Heartburn Result ( with Regurgitate)
-2009: Furniture Obsession ( with Haemorrhage)
Other Releases:
-1991: World Full of Remains (Demo)
-1992: Start Human Slaughter (Demo)
-1997: Human Slaughter.. till Remains (CD reissue of first two demos), (Re-reissue in 2008)
-1998: The Greatest Shits (Tribute MCD)
-2006: Brain corrosion (LP edition)
-2008: Corpses of The Universe (MCD)
-2008: Dead Singles Collection (CD compilation of 7'EPs)
-2009: Corpses of The Universe (LP)
Tragedy At The Railway Station
Dead Infection Lyrics
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train arrives. It's 30 minutes late. But passengers have finally seen it
coming up. Compartments fill up quickly. After 10 minutes there are no free
seats left. Some people have to stand in the corridor. After a while the train
leaves. It moves faster and faster. All the same time a 47-years-old-woman
runs along a platform. She's a bit late, but tries to open the wagon's door
and get in. After 2 seconds the woman trips against her big bag and gets under
the train. Its wheels cut her legs up to her tighs. the woman screams, but the
engine's blast.
The song Tragedy at the Railway Station by Dead Infection depicts a gruesome accident that occurs at a railway station. The song describes a typical scene at a railway station where people are waiting for their train. The train arrives late and people rush to get to their compartments. Unfortunately, a woman who is running to get on the train trips on her big bag and falls under the train. The wheels of the train brutally slice through her legs and ultimately crush her skull and chest. The song ends with the train moving away, leaving behind a gruesome silence broken only by the sound of the engine's blast.
The song's lyrics are very graphic and paint a vivid picture of the tragedy that occurred. It appears to be a commentary on how the hustle and bustle of everyday life can lead to devastating consequences. The woman in the song is just trying to catch her train, but ultimately pays the price for her haste. The song's lyrics are a stark reminder of the fragility of life and how it can be taken away in an instant.
Line by Line Meaning
A ordinary railway-station. Platforms, tracks, people with their luggage.
The setting is a typical train station with people walking around with their belongings.
A train arrives. It's 30 minutes late. But passengers have finally seen it coming up.
Despite the train being late, the passengers eagerly wait for its arrival.
Compartments fill up quickly. After 10 minutes there are no free seats left. Some people have to stand in the corridor.
The seats on the train are scarce and most passengers are forced to stand in the train's aisle.
After a while the train leaves. It moves faster and faster.
The train departs from the station and picks up speed as it travels along the tracks.
All the same time a 47-years-old-woman runs along a platform. She's a bit late, but tries to open the wagon's door and get in.
The woman attempts to board the train at the last second, despite being tardy.
After 2 seconds the woman trips against her big bag and gets under the train. Its wheels cut her legs up to her tighs.
The woman falls down and is hit by the train, which result in her legs being crushed up to her thighs.
the woman screams, but the wheels crush her cranium and chest.
Despite her screams, the train's wheels run over her head and chest, causing fatal injuries.
Now comes the silence broken only by the engine's blast.
The incident results in a moment of silence, only to be interrupted by the sound of the train's horn.
Contributed by Nolan P. Suggest a correction in the comments below.